FB LIVE RECORDING: DIALOGUE FORUM 3 I YEAR 4: Dam or No Dam? in the Country’s Natural World Heritage Sites
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
DNP
Conservationists pay tribute to Seub Nakhasathien on his 33rd death anniversary online and on-site
On his 33rd death anniversary, noted conservationists and forestry officials have shown their respects and
Social security and welfare improved for forest rangers as the country marks world ranger day this year
Internationally, forest rangers’ role in protecting nature and wildlife is anticipated as part of the
Global tiger population potentially increasing but threats still remain as world marks global tiger day
On this year’s International Tiger Day, there are reasons for celebration as well as caution
“Plai Sak Surin” to stay in Thailand until fully recovering: Monre’s advisor
Veterinarians are placing him under intensive care and quarantine for 30 days after he returned
SPECIAL REPORT: The Hard Lessons of PM2.5 Haze
The region of the North this year has battled a heavy PM2.5 haze caused by
Long-Lasting Battles in the Northern Forests
Forest fire control officials have been already working hard to win the battles against forest
Q&A with Dismissed DNP Chief in the Bribe-Taking Scandal
On Thursday, Rutchada Suriyakul Na Ayutya, a former DNP chief who was recently dismissed following
Ill-fated Tigers at the Mekong’s Crossroads
Trafficking of tigers in the Mekong region, especially those in captivity, is unrelenting with an
PM2.5 haze choking the North
Hotspots in forest areas in the region have been widely detected, prompting officials concerned to
45 parks officials file complaints as “damaged parties” in the DNP bribe-taking scandal
The Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation (DNP) has begun the position re-transferring for
Controversial DNP chief dismissed
The Environment Ministry cites a bribe-taking allegation against him as “severely damaging” to the reputation
DNP sets to re-transfer its officials unfairly treated in bribe-taking scandal
Changes in the department’s system and work structure are also expected as its new acting
NACC’s inquiry panel to be appointed immediately to examine DNP bribe-taking allegation
Evidence is almost complete, said NACC Secretary-General, whereas its complainant calls for a faster process
Behind the sting
It’s not a one-day incident, but a rarely-seen arrest of the DNP chief at the
Disciplinary probe launched against embattled DNP chief
A criminal investigation has also been expanded to find more culprits as more damaged parties
EDITORIAL: DNP needs a major revamp_here and now
The Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation (DNP) is plagued with bribery and
Calls for revamping of position promotion at DNP growing whereas Environment Minister still puts faith in existing system
The Environment Minister asked back during a media interview yesterday what else to believe in
National Parks chief arrested on charges of bribe-taking
The chief, however, has denied all the charges, refusing to acknowledge the evidence caught at
Strong evidence and witnesses defeat Premchai in a black leopard slaying case: Prosecutors
A construction tycoon and President of Italian-Thai Development PLC, Premchai Karnasuta, and his three trip
Smart Systems and Determination to Safeguard Valued Biodiversity in Post-2020
Since the Covid-19 outbreak, scientists and ecologists agree that stopping losses and degradation of species-rich
Dialogue Forum 2&3 I Year 2: Lessons Learned from the 2021 World Heritage Sites
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
Counting down to Global Tiger Day 2021, online
On this coming July 29, the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation (DNP)
Discharge of former Kaeng Krachan park chief sparks Save Chaiwat campaign
The fresh discharge against former Kaeng Krachan National Park chief, Chaiwat Limlikhit-aksorn, who had led
Five tiger offspring seized from a zoo in the Northeast as being suspected of unknown origins
The joint wildlife crime suppression taskforce has seized at least five tiger offspring previously suspected
The Tiger’s Comeback
Over decades, tigers had disappeared from 11 countries they once inhabited and three unique sub-species
Roar for Thai Tigers
One tiger occupies a home range as large as 60-300 square kilometers, covering habitats of
Tourism in parks goes “New Normal”
Capping tides of tourists is turning spoiling tourism in deteriorating parks into the new high
EDITORIAL: New norm(al) of our nature based tourism
The government is taking an opportunity from COVID-19 to turn long spoiling nature based tourism
SPECIAL REPORT: Call them “Virus Hunters”
A team of veterinarians, ecologists, and virologists has been chasing viruses in wildlife hard_to save